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TEACHING PHILOSOPHY – Sample 1

TEACHING PHILOSOPHY Sample 1 My general TEACHING focus at university is to promote learning by engaging students in their learning environment, promoting higher order thinking skills and respecting their opinions and backgrounds. I developed my respect for education and passion for TEACHING at a very early age in my life. My mother, an academic, planted the commitment to lifelong learning. My father, a military veteran, nourished this commitment with a sense of responsibility and respect to others. I began to teach at an early age as I was entering my undergraduate studies in the Faculty of Engineering. My TEACHING was related to the community with a focus on TEACHING young girls living in rural areas and villages the value of education.

TEACHING PHILOSOPHY – Sample 1 ... safe environment for the participants to exchange ideas and provide efficient and constructive feedback. I have ... problem-solving and games. I create an environment where the students are themselves engaged in the learning process, thus (hopefully) helping them realize the value of this technique.

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